Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-04-18
IBn,ron.

ASit'~ron-
Gen. Grout has gone to Gettys-
burgh.
Odd Girls meet with Mrs. Henry
Gay Thursday afternoon.
A lot of good butter tubs for sale
very cheap Enquire at this office.
Ellerv II. Webster will move to the
T. > Woodland place on Park street.
Lucretius Hubbard advertises a
lot of paper hangings, ETC., in this
paper. Read his adj.
Ladies' Society of the Cong.
church meet with Mrs. Z. Foster on
Wednesday afternoon.
William Drumming is carrying the
day mail and Geo. Leith the night
mail from the post-offiee to the mail
trains.
Miss Delta Powers from West
Burke was present during the revival
services and rendered efficient aid as
orglnist-
There have been twenty weeks OF
sleighing and Shedding already this
season, with snow enough to last
well into May.
James G.. Hall has been spending
some time in Nebraska, with the in
teution Of seeking a home in that
state. we understand.
sam Nelson. Ed. Bodwell, I. H.
REYNOLDS, and Leon White, who
spent a short vacation in this place,
have returned to college.
The 7. Club will give an entertain
ment. and new sugar festival at the
Opera Hall, next Wednesday even
ms Everybody invited.
With q good livery stable at either
emil of the village, the community
ann hotel customers ought to be well
ace1mmodated in this line.
Cheer dr., The best thing the mer-
curry can do nowadays is to get
down within ten points of the zero
lile Last month 1t went 80 below.
Mrs. Largis. milliner, goes to BOs-
rou This week 70 purchase a new stock
p. goods. She will spend some days
u millinery shops, taking lessons
and studying the styles.
IT, Phillips Of Greensboro, harness
maker. Is preparing to move to this
rUa-e. lie will rent rooms in the
Page Block. and hire A tenement or
tag = home. He is a good work
uaa.
-I- G. Hopkins has several of Gen.
CIRCUITS Young horses in training, pre-
Iara-ory to having them ready for the
spring markets. They are of the
heatlcEy Prince blood and are fine
animals.
Horace Pierce and II. T. Seaver
lave new ads. this week. Our mer-
chants are stocking up heavily, and
ought % be able to supply the trade
H anything that can be found in
country stores.
The chair factory folks have sawed
OUT au unusually large amount of
s-'cs the past winter. They have
just received n carload of chair bot
t9n-- and the '.bOttOmers" are filing
t-em with cane.
We understand that 4. r. Cowles
' Barton Landing would like to
move Up this village, bringing his or
gan amt piano business with him, if
Ae could ind a good store and com
Portable house 70 live in.
That man with the ungovernable
Temper, who has been pushing, strik-
M and kicking other persons, TO
sag nothing Of using most savage Ian
7laS-- Is liable To receive an invita-
ZION - visit a magistrate, unless he
changes his course.
r. ; Woodward IS obliged TO move
BACK % his farm in the east part of
tne town, his son George concluding
NOT " carry it on longer. Sorry TO
nave Mr. Woodward's people move
'u' q the village; they are good
Nei9lhors and useful citizens.
Key Mr. Currier goes To Confer
ence this week, and will not return
% y here next Sabbath. There will,
however. Ia sa-,-;.,. -. ,,g,,.l ono IF